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originally posted in:Halo Archive
6/9/2015 6:23:40 PM
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They don't, but the Composer is about as wide-scale as an energy projector. The composer won't target all the Flood, so if they don't want to destroy structures, they could just tune an energy projector to a setting where it won't destroy their buildings.
Then you're doing the same job as what you proposed with less prep-work, work, and more deadly against the Flood.
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But isn't that exactly what the Halos do?
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Halo doesn't fire plasma, and if it did, tuning it to not damage structures and planets of any kind would make it worthless. Halo propels super-massive neutrinos that target neural networks at extreme superluminal speeds.
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Ok. I wasn't exactly clear on the difference in firing mechanisms and functionality between Halo and the Composer beyond the obvious difference of one kills everything and the other just removes them from a physical plain of existence.
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Well... Technically the Composer does kill you. And it replaces you with a frighteningly accurate copy.
